Which mythological figure was NOT used as a major product endorser before the 20th century?

Throughout history, mythological figures have been used to endorse products and establish powerful brand identities. From Greek gods to Norse legends, folklore characters have lent their mystique to marketing campaigns across centuries. This poll explores how mythology's most famous figures have been leveraged in product branding and endorsements, creating lasting commercial legacies that bridge the ancient and modern worlds.

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Mercury (Roman god of commerce), whose image appeared on early trade tokens and merchant signage since the 1600s
Thor (Norse god of thunder), whose hammer symbol was used by the Viking Trading Company for their maritime insurance services in the 1890s
Hermes (Greek messenger god), whose winged sandal image was adopted by floral delivery services in the 1800s
Atlas (Titan who held up the world), whose image was used by atlas publishers and map-makers since the 1500s